Joost Kremers

Done: dd1152f. Now, when `pandoc` is run on a buffer not visiting a file, messages display the buffer name instead of the (bogus) file name constructed from it. Please let...

> PDF isn't in the menu for the output format options. No, because pdf isn't an output format. Pandoc actually has a number of options for creating pdfs, though currently...

Does it help if you do `M-x toggle-truncate-lines`? If so, something in your setup is setting the variable `truncale-lines` to `t`. That's basically all I can think of...

The call `(pandoc--format-all-options (buffer-file-name (current-buffer)))` is safe to use. It's basically what `pandoc--call-external` also uses. The only caveat is if you're converting to pdf, you'd need to pass another argument:...

I must admit, this has me a little puzzled. I use an absolute path for `revealjs-url` and it gets added to the output html file as-is. Admittedly, I use Linux,...

This is really puzzling... The `*Pandoc log*` buffer isn't lying, the command you see there is really the same command that Emacs runs. The only difference between the `pandoc` run...

@Iorest You'll have to send me the settings you're using and the commands you use on the command line. It would also be helpful if you could send the contents...

@Iorest You'll have to send me the settings you're using and the commands you use on the command line. It would also be helpful if you could send the contents...

You probably need to update your package list, because the current Melpa version of `writeroom-mode` is 20201229.2242, which is newer than the version your Emacs is trying to install. This...

You can simply use `ebib--goto-entry-in-index` followed by `ebib--update-entry-buffer`. See, e.g., `ebib-jump-to-entry`, where this is done. (In the DOI case, you won't need to account for the possibility that you need...